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A place I walk regularly, whether to start the great ridge toward Mam Tor, or coming back from that direction to head down into hope. A gradual gradient with stone steps so manageable in all weather, just very windy a lot of the time!

A great way to do this walk is to drive to Edale Car Park, take the train one stop from Edale to Hope and then follow the walk and descending back to Edale Car Park from Hollins Cross

If you love the Peak District, this is the walk for you. Allow a full day so that you can stop, sit and take in the wonderful scenery

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One of the most famous routes in the Peak District, The Great Ridge has stunning views on a clear day down to Castleton and Edale, and over to the peaks of Grindslow Knoll and Kinder Scout. It gets quieter as you travel further along the ridge to Lose Hill, with many people just nipping up to the Mam Tor summit. It's a lovely place for a sunrise and cloud inversions, popular with photographers, so get there early! Parking is at the National Trust Mam Tor car park, just down the hill from Mam Tor (S33 8WA).

A bit of a cross roads on the Great Ridge. It's around halfway between Mam Tor and Back Tor and from here you can head down into Edale or Castleton. There is a Monument near the gate.

Situated at the end of The Great Ridge with spectacular views back towards Mam Tor, Lose Hill tends to be a lot quieter than Mam Tor. There is a short steep climb if approaching from Mam Tor but the views are worth it.

Quite steep and rugged but well worth the effort for the incredible views from the top

This is a very accessible Peak, great for little ones as there are lots of rocks to clamber on and explore. There is parking nearby and it's a short walk up to the summit, which has fabulous views over Burbage Rocks and the Iron Age hillfort Carl Wark.

Mam Tor is a breathtaking summit with enchanting views over the Peak District. In clear conditions, the views stretch all the way to Manchester. There are so many options when hiking in this area, too. It can get busy, though, so choose your moment.

Hollins Cross is a col with spectacular panoramic views. There are loads of great trails around here, especially via the Great Ridge to Mam Tor. It can get very busy at popular times/when the weather is great, so choose your moment.

Half way up Losehill looking towards the village of Hope. The wind in winter can prove challenging on this exposed ridge.

Half way point along the great ridge really between Mam Tor and Lose Hill. Superb vantage point...but the whole ridge is really. Super little place to be with great views on a sunny day.

Beautiful spot with great all round views. The ridge line from Mam Tor to Loose Hill is a great little outing.

The summit is 462 m above sea level and it is bounded by the River Derwent to the east, the River Noe to the south west and Ladybower Reservoir to the north, with a ridge running north west linking it to Kinder Scout.

Agree with Anton on this one. Make sure you pack the camera and have it adjusted to the correvt apersture settings for the fruitful environment that awaits you

One of my favourite spots to go to usually walk up from Yorkshire Bridge (very steep, can be slippy).

Superb all round views to watch the weather constantly changing in every direction :)